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Modula

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The Modula programming language was invented by Niklaus Wirth. It is basically Pascal with even some elements removed but with the important addition of the module concept. The Modula-2 programming language was the variant most widely used. A successor was Oberon. Most programming languages today have the features of Modula included, for example Visual Basic.

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